davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

ttltefsf ~ ftf ff tasts
IaHfe Enfns April -. hr 81 the
AspiDwsil Manufacturing cos works this
morning. dafnsred ia ihe factory ard
machinery a. fhe cEicoi ~ $1,000 Nearls
covered by insurance
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Carcfal estimates la4as tl.s prahsnisiou
Ea@ .ksr.tf q ~
fas tlfs ~ t8a.iia< Esse rtf Ifohtbi
asueBa1neUt ie usziofiit ihe setafy anirisas
laenf SIS sns,orfs Aaa tls lseoI eeuai seies
fof eity 2ffoeFs urge eisgssa fAf isis.a eise
nleAl also secsriaE tbsee o1l ~ is1s Qt lAf
Aldermen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Revised returns indicate q msiorliy Of -
against Tree whisky.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Joins with the pper Peninsula and
sends down a majority Of ass against the
amendment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Chsse vIie~s ard -ornshc eve- fA.
sn1s tsaenf l-5 nssf5-isg A. 8szw1 r.
C5asp.@ss refrr1s VII ssTs sasHs-iiy Z ~ 30
sgsinst tAe amen trne11
rs ~srth tarnship sd The Ts~s ~
Iatter Size f1e enisrf--set - -a5o-fI.
6efzzse1 tie "a arg arssn1seat ~ -. ff.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

The city OF Nszaunee gives a majority Of
81 against the amendment and Michi-
CANINE 80, MsFqustfe 532 and the town
ships of Marqasffe. lsbpeming, aud
Champion ll3. Richmond township gives
q msl0rity Of - for the amendment aud the
vote IN Negaunee township is a tie. Con-
plete returns gives a majority OF i.52g
against the amendment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

ST. lenace Mackinac Island aud tho
township Of Holmes gives u majority Of 2j0
give majority Of 29O against the amend
ment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Complsss relufns a. Ios chsnks tbe nis
jofity Of q 80 agAiasi fhs amendment
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07
Trs lcs IN rHs STRAITS.
Thick snd Solid ard No sigu. OF Freak
I'd.

ts--trst 81 sea t7.slsss.sts.-s.
MACzSsw CRY, ApFil 6.-The weather
has been quite mild ior The past three days,
but ihe ice has not weakened snv IS yef
Costs vii probsbiv uof oe abe 10 Eet
through before April - or isfsr. thoa-h
With continued warm weather the oDeniaE
msv he mate o. the 1'fh. rhs lie "a the
narroTs = rom is 20 IS inches thick. ard
shove Mcffaipins light il Is three feet
thsck clear ard -siid
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Cars gives > - pfftF - So sEAssss' tiss
Aassn4assssl. ASS tssaa.ssS - tsTsafsss
sts ses sssaxss tai ths AasIisslas.t > "a
hsss : slssiarify - itst
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Complete returns from ihe county. except
townships OF Brown. Geo. Maple Grove
aud Springdals, give msj0uty 0i rs
against the amendment These towns viii
reduce the ms onty about l0j.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07
haooninee


meni a mzioritv OF 10. Fall returns give
majority of .is2 against the amendment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

oalclsl rsiusns resues fhe lasi oriis seailss'
the 2saeudaeat a. s>
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07
POPULAR.
46--CANAL-ST.45

So well ere sve satisfied with ouf sue
oess tist we concluded a. keep up ths
One -four o. fsie Cor 3 shori time
iongcf Note some Of our pficct.
$500 Fins Frentk Kis Lacixs shoss.
turned : z Of 4. a8.7t.
$3.50 Hend-sufosd Ladies Shoes a.
French KID. Curse Kid or Dougola
90 Of only $3.50. Tais sbos fe-
islis everywhere a. $500.
$500 HsDf- turned Sbcee e. 50 26.
OR So 90 Line ID Curiso KID. French
Kid. Drngois - petbl. Ccsfst So 1B-
Al 80 30 Shoes iu Cnrlso Nd. Doreols
o. Pebbi. Goat 81 E .eg
The Popular Two DO - Slg,.. Ki3 or
Cost. ai 50. Cheap . - 90
= Sc, S. % and - 20 Ladies Shoe
- 90. Csc ant 75c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Muskegon city and the townships Of
Cedar Creek Eselston. Fruitpori, Halton,
Montague. Muskegon. Ksvenna and Lake
ton give majority OF 1876 against the
amendment. Casnovia, Blue Lake. Lake
site, Whitehall and White River aivc 45i
majority in favor Of the amendment.
County complete gives msjoriv against
the amendment % HIS
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

The majority agsi1st the anen3zsnt IN
fhls couasy. with f1ar town vet 70 aesr
frona. ahich vi ret = tsr s1e rssalk Is A.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Reed Citv and Il chmond township gives
2 majority OF j. in favor Of the amea1ment
The county Will give a majority Of GOO in
favor OF the amendment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07
EFialan.L

Midland City gives . majority OF 2iT for
the amendment The county gill give n
majority for tie amendment OF 600
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

suiacieng have been recsivsd % iatic2fe a
rssio-ify Of 20 szs nsr the anlen3meut
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Unofficial rsturns give the smsnimsat $
r1siority % 200 IN "a county.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Coapty complete gisss fkss tsnsaa saslt ~
.a.orty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

ri.s au.saaasnl hss aasiasisy y $50 y
ghs co4Hsy
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Al Trsia aai @ iots Rivss = majority Of
as arxinsf he a0eDtuent County con-
piese gives a majority Of 30 against tAe
ameudmsaF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

ft1ee gsvs = sss5a~ifr sgsfast the
susad.nent - - rhe ceuntr coaarfa
gives zsI majority sraiasf the kssrea81asaf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

ssaas sas ,asls.ss -. s..s - ses..l'.ssal
a. 49,
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Conple-s rstarrs zvs t14 smsa8 8reat =
ras f5rit7 in fas eo1nfv - 7fl
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

A6ds 90 to The nezsh7s Of probibs-
t.oa
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

= Jo.spa 1oTasals -. sAs prsaissory
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Unod.cisl returns give the amendment
op4 me- 1Tity ia fhis county. Later ana
iuller returns viii not add % this fsurs bat
viii probably reduce il considerably.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

County complete cuts the prohibition ma
jonty down 10 l0y4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

The amendment has = majority in this
county OF ? oi5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

The village of West Branch and the
township give a Insioliy against the
amendment OF Ga. Ful returns are not
vet attainable, but II is safe - estimate that
the county viii give a majority Of loo
AGAINST tue amendment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07
Mfs.Aakse


Estimated returns give the amendment ia
this county 100 majority.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07
Newa,Eo

Complete returns are not yet in, but W.
ID. Fuller, the prohibition leader in tie
county. says the majority IN favor o. the
amendment will not exceed 900.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07


Ouf 81 30 Grreine Hand -ssws3 Shoes
81 Congress lcsile-sl. Buttgr o. Lsct
eight So lss. ouiy 1915.
s. 50 Hsnd- sevsd Roots. french cslf,
Only 81
o. Csisbrassd 80 90 Calf Shoe. eleven
styles. only Sc 2S. Hads q fhs besf
tt7ck. stylish are solid a. . fock.
Al g. % Shoes down - = 50
AL q SO 6hots eniy at.is.
Solid Walking Shoes = = 90 enc 75c.
CslLDpEN'S SHOES.
sf75 y0ushs % Hssssss Shoes 3 -.
s 50 Youft ~ Nisses Shoes g 80.
40 Ch3sfens 8 Shors 8 , .O5.
ef25 Chfiafen's seoes e5t.
% Chi6rtns sa0e1 Fsr.
2 5c Cfiidrens Snoss 57t
50c Cfidfer's sko>s 85c
Raeberf. Slippers ard ri' Dfb-s cootr
o.. F9afst f-1 90 har
fefUlsf f'rscef
THESE GOODS s-- ~ tlerz sn5
frcsh vfts 81 e tlerrisf5 every p1i- Tes
sss5. - ors open orsrs, no brrten lose.
ODDS sbd e-es ~ surHsn tfetf We
hevs ~ ssrs. 81. viefhs 1r5 hensre1s
q styles
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

CEcisl returns clare The majority sKziDsf
the aufen1usnt 81 Z-n
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

rpo@aisl retasns xss si.s ssssaslaspt
- msiesatY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

The county complete gives majority
against the Amendment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

TIE oosaty consasfs gives t5s amend
msnt I1s71
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

tstHfi a sase taas ~ tf aa6 sss< - ffaset
<ieeesoa. 81 s'sfssieaesst - a. $50
ieftiy
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-07

Tbis county endorses the amendment BY G
nSi iOrIy Of l.5yj.
Hart gave ihe amendment 2ll majority.
and the ssiary Amendment -. DicSeI alan
t.. has 4 majority 81 80 FOR Great ia ige.
DeUocrafs eject supervisor t1e balance of
the tczci being Rsp3blcan aud Prohioi-
ton.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-22
Fugitive ETcturmch.

Sheriff T. T. Atwcll arrived this
morning hnying in charge Eugene
Thompson who. il VII be remembered.
left here last October after having
played the most daring game Of forgery
ON record. TO wit. the forging OF n note
on Thos Short, OF Ruby Valley, deposit.
ing said note as collateral security for
money borrowed aud remaining in the
county some six months after d"Iosi;irg
the note, when NJ any time Mr.. Short
VAS liable 10 come into town and learn
of the trunslcticn. The circumstances
Of his dight from the country last Octo-
Der are yell known to our readers.
A week or two ago information was
lad with City Mtrshal Reed, Of Helena.
Montana. TINT Eugene ThomPsom. who
was wanted at Exc, was nt wickcs.
An officer was sjt to watch him aud
Sheriff Atwcll was tclcgrsPhel and re-.
piled that he would come for him. Ac-
cordingly the Sheriff LEFT Immediately
for wickcs. Montana, where Thompson
was arrested. and this morning lao was
lodged in the County Jail to await tho
action OF the Grand Jury.
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(FroE. Saturday. Daily.
bALMAGuNDI.

Fred Berisch, OF HuJY Valley, came
down by this morning, train.
Farmer Keith, of tunnels county.
Te1tS.-is noted for his big beard. II i,
said to be FIVE feet ivI,r inches LONG. aud
twenty one inches vide in Its Jruadrst
place. 1t is Of II rich chestnut colon.
aud its o"u"r, a pro-pcrou, sheep grow.
er. is very proud uf il.
The model husband does not assume
be - a pattern mnu. that he IL niIwi-c.
aud that his word must he law, but re-
~cogniz"s the married stat, Ms II republic
wherein which. each is entitled 20 an
opinion and the eIprc-siom of it, anil
where each will regard the wishes of the
other.
You nigh, rs we'll talk about building
mn ice hon in IItlc- as TO try aud cut
up the alknIi and t~r"cless rnrgas Of the
Wet into farm. Il ChIcrgr Tru~s.
YeS. and You might "A well talk nbon,
making n hn~,hti park 80 rac center uf
Like Erie a, T. make q Chicago editor
uudrrstand that thr nlkhli pitches IN
Nevada me- no larger. comparatively.
th ~ the SPOTS on the sun.-LNrws Er-
porter.
The attention Of the public is called
I" the al. Of the Humboldt IIuu,e which
npErrFs in Iu-duy's is-ur A lLsrl
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Must obey the President.

The President has approved an APP
p!ica;ion from the Secretary Of the In
terror to the War Department for a de-
tail Of Il troop Of cavalry, Il Ice stationed
NJ Cheyenne. Wyoming, 10 aid the civil
authorities in enforcing the proclama-
ton Of the President forbidding the
fencing Of the pnbiic domnin and di-
recting the removal OF such unlawful
fencing. The request was made upon n
representation that parties in Wyoming
had neglected and refused to comply
with the terms Of the Presidents proc
laIBation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-22
IIoncsI NJ. 10.

Thursday Al Clayton. mn intelligent
Indian who speaks English 1ucutiy and
~ known 10y ~ r!One, got drunk and
disordetly aud in order to give him an
opportunity to cool aT ho was placed
In nus OF the old jill cells In the Court
House. Sometime during the night he
became thirsty. made his exit from the
temporary quarters assigned him. went
Soin place, Ut would be a feather in
some officers cap 10 know whcrc) sup.
piled himself With the coveted fire.
water" rcturncd to his cell md ycs,er.
day morning was fouui ut bis p ST In n
Ha'nbrious condition with two empt,
bottles In his POSSESSION When put ~
jail Al. ls too honest to skip out without
p%ermb5iOD.
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tFron T~hunday.s Daiiy.L
InALAA0rNDL.

W. J. Urtcn. of rusearora. il In town
aud will stop over a few days.
G. A. Gooding. who is employed at
Union City, Eureka county. came in on
last evenings train.
A number Of Witnesses in the Shoe.
craft-Beard case Game down from Tus-
carora yesterday.
Swan Brothers. the we'll known Wy
oming stock dealers, have made nm as
signmcnt for the benefit OF their eredi-
tors.
State Surveyor.Gcnrra John T.. Jones
and G. S. PrebIe. Of the Reno Gazette.
passed through last evening. en- route
for Wells.
Miss Annie Grant left yesterday for
Huntington Valley where she will take
charge Of the school left vacant by the
recent death o: Miss Beccie Yates.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] l.. Wines arrived
from Eureka last evening. Mr.. Wines
cones Oh legal business connected with
the present session OF the District
Court.
The poet whose soTl WAS wrapped in
gloom had the wrapper taken of lately.
lie is doing as well MS could he exp ct
Ell, aud will probably recover provided
lie does not tax. cod.
4 specimen Of the genus tramp sue
cc' dcd in having one hand hldiy
mashed hy Ia. cars a: Cnrlin last night,
NJ d WIS brought mp this morning as II
subject for the County Hospital.
\ Miss JOY was present at a social
gather rg in this city recently. and in
tue cour-c O the evening some one used
the quotation, "a thing Of beauty * a
JOY forever" when she exclaimed, IL
"m glad | an not a beauty, for l should
not lie TO b. a Joy foscvu."
\ sensible Omaha widow. who is un-
DIR contract to work again in double
harness, says that the reason widows
ARE more easily married than girls is
that WHEN they see IA man they like thcy
don; act as though they hated him,
an! if L." happens to touch their hands
they dnG't jump rs though he were a
rattle snake.
S pttor Stewart thinks that all Scna.
tors aud Congressman should have nail
road passes. We nErce with the Sena-
tor, iur the reason that on account of
the ul,aErr salary paid these ole rs.
aud their general poverty, they should
b. enabled to turn nn honest penny 10y
riding flee while drawing mileage from
the G~ov,Tumcut.
Attention i I called To that plrs Of the
report OF the Grand Jury which recon-
mend, the abatement OF n~ui,ances ~
town. 1t is imrcrativriy necessary for
the preservation -! Lcrllh that u
st,cc's hr Kept clean and the ntmos.
Pherc pure Iy tue r.movai Of all impu.
rites which .rrntc foul odors, AMI We
trust til It the warning will Ue needed.
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The Asylum snvcSt,snuon.

The case for the prosecution was con
cluded Yesterday neon, aud Snpt. Bish.
up md witnesses for the def nSc were
oynmincl during the afternoon. II il
conceded that the charges relating t.
misrepresentation OF funds were cnrly
explained away, but the prosecution it,.
sis, TINT the chtrgcs u cruelty have not
yet been. The examination will prnba.
bly, end tonight. The Testimony is all
being strnngrnphicnlly reported. mud
viii he given to the public IN full
Keno journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-22
pleads Sot Guilty.

A Salinas dispatch OF the 18th in.
slant says:
T. NJ Simmons. late manager Of the
Hotel Del Monte. md now lying in tn"
county Jail ut this place awaiting triil
for burning that hotel. was this morning
arrnignrd before the Superior Court,
where lie pleaded not guilty. The date
Of his tt al was set for Monday. June
Goth. aud he was again remauded 10 the
custody Of the Sheriff.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-22

Phoebe Eeco l:-Some people seem
to think that tis editor Of q country
newspaper ought to be q sort Of clown.
give open air performances in the streets,
tell long yarns. say smart things, laugh
nj all he sees and hears, and be n sort
Of center figure everywhere he goes. In
other words, he must be- u regular boot
Ticker, think just like yon do, nod sanc-
ton to all you say, beg every one no
meets to take his title paper, play the
hypocrite in a thousand waysand live on
wind.
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i nonsrY.)
!. II L, CEaTr'I Committee.

Mr.. W. T. Smith. Foreman: We
your Committee on Streets aud High
ways have Investigated the condition Of
yards, alleys, etc, in the town Of Elku
and iui the alley from thc Cont House
TO Idaho street in n drplortb'e copdi
ton. The back ward belonging to Mr..
10" LING contains n hog pen which j.
very offrnsivr to- the %ncighbprs. There
is MISC n hog pen belonging to souc
Chiresr sitrntcd next ~ the residence
{ Mrs Ben Payne which il offensive.
aud we would recommend that the ~
tcn'ion Of the Road Supervisor b.
called Ia the above AMI have the rubbish
nni garbage removed and the %nuisnnccs
nhatrd.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-22

The story is told that n wealthy West
ern Senator was asked one day to settle
n dispute between two gentlemen about
grammar. One OF them stepped up to
him and said: "Sir, my friend and 1
have been having q dispute about q
matter Of speech. We have agreed to
leave it to the next mnn we met. Are
you n granmarian?" "a whatg'' anked
senator Hearst. "a grnmmnrinu," was
the repeated inquiry. "No, sir, not by
id sight" was the emphatic re-
sponsc. IL nm Il M~issouriau."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-22

A number Of Kentuckinns who had
gone a long distance TO witness a hang
ing, were much enraged when they
found that, owing to the tnrdy clemency
of the Governor, the show would not
com off. They even went so far us to
hi ny the Governor in efigy. That kind
of Christian fortilude which does not
question the will Of heaven, however
spit~ful its DEGREES may be, is not known
in Kentucky.
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GFron wsaas.a Az. p.ily.l
aALNAoUNnI.

C. E. Bernard. OF Carlin is in tOur
to-day.
Sheriff Atwell left this morning fol-
Carson City.
Thomas Brennan came down FROM
Deeth by this mornings train.
Arrangements are in active prog ess
for II Fourth of July celebration a, he,
no.
n. Tobias, OF Tuscarora. came down
yesterday and stopped over in town to,
day.
The steamer Fu'da, from Bremen,
has gone ashore opposite the Quaran.
;;s:e station, New York.
This warm weather will raise the river
rapidly and should il continue tie Hum
bo!dt will soon be booming.
When you so fishing DO not neglect TO
take along a few bottles of Hybschman's
bottled beer. 1t is refreshing.
The fishing in South Fork is excl.
lent. aud those who have been on, there
returned loaded with fine, large trout.
Reno Journnl:-E ku counry aud the
State lost fuur niles OF Central PIcile
by ;he rceut survey made by T. j.
Read, the surveyor.
RcgEhaIt y Fgolich's grove in front
Of the Baker, has concluded that Spriu.
has GENE To stny, aud the trees ARE
rapidly dressing themselves in ,n.eraId
garments.
The remains of the late DR.. Terry
werc followed To thu cemetery this after
noon WHERE III y W." Deposited in THEN
final resting rltc" with appropriate fuu.
eraI : r~vicrs. LIES ft.uI fever over.
, L. slrrrs we'll.
The Austin R"vyillc hnS entered upon
Volume -, having lntt!,d fos austin
and Lander county for tNeu;y four
years The l: vcillr i "a live paper aud
! i. g., ti.,rl Il, % .,u.,ons su,,cr, fr.,
| H.. ,.o,i. ofI,,I.-
~Erth,.,t ~. -.
ar, ,.,.;,r..., = u.....;r III.
t,-,r
| .l,..I ,..rl.r r.,r., ,,,y
/ o.n r,.. .,r..
iI' deacon 5 "!ir wanted to jot down
Tue "N'' "hl' '"Ha'ES over {" her scalc-
,,r .h.,, ,.,s,, ~
,r,y - .,r,,rr m. 81. ..
r,.,;r,o,,.ur ~, d., a.Im-
s,.,- -, A.,
,.,,
Tie Rose F'ir. now beim: held at
Santa Cruz. Cal, ecliPses all former
exhibitions OF the kin'. says the Daily
SURF rs the giii' OF the goddess F!orr
".r' never NOR" pri:i'o :-:.: :tiS y,...
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4 sad AfEIiCtion.

Avis. the fiyr-snd-a-ha'f year old
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Frank i Urn
aba died This morning from dipthcria.
says Mondays Times Review. anil will
hc buried from the parents re,ilnncg
on Front street nt , o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. This is the second death oc.
cUrriug in that family within n week,
md leaves thc parents childiesE. Iihe:i
little son, Howard, died dmTins Friday
night last aud was consigned 10 the grave
Yesterday by large number of syinpn-
thia.ug ir ends e the family. a brarti.
ful ~fru,arr Of the Oh nuies was the Sc
lection o! six small , who nctcd as
pail blnrcrs, VIZ: Frank Enhor. Lun.ir
Rcnurcr, Harry i~Inriesty. Bert Miller.
Arlic Bowen and liobaEt Rule, whu
have been designated to act in the same
capacity tomorrow. md are requested
to assemble at the same time aud place
rs yesterday. The gtief stricken par.
cuts nrc almost heurtbrokcn over the
loss Of their children, and may llc VIII"
watches over MI. help and console them
IN their great bereavement
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HOTEL ARRIyAIs.
aE1 HOrrI-Bartlett 4 ostreicLer.
Proprieton.

Jno McDermott. Frank Dakin. L.
noble; II A Traver. N W Anderson.
J p CODY. Bullion; Ell KavAnansS,
ModDd Valley, John P Campbell. Hail
ley. Idaho; J b Fitzgerald. II Stoker.
James Stauis. Tnscarora; II s Thorn
ason. Chico; William Giano.i. Eureka;
II L Henry, Star Valleyi Eugene ,
Stoltz, Mrs J Carat and daughter. San
Francisco; L Marrette. Phoebe: Mike
Tulley. w~iunemueca; Gen @ W Irish,
Reno; James Matter. Huntington.
Ben Harris, Huntingdon; Fred vii.
son, Z A Williams, W ] Hraton. JaInes
Hubs, n Tobias, Smith wtiland. Geo
Duncan. Al Parker. Thos McGoverp,
Bert Wilkins, w J Ur,op. F NJ Haws,
Dave St John, Tuscarora; J J Hilton.
SHELTON; Chas " Jackson. San Franz
cisco; Judson Dikin. Lamoil.e; James
Wilson. Met Wines, I,uly Valley: r
Keeter, Bullion; + Hazelrig, Haley,
Idaho; G l. Cummings. w b Moore,
wm Moody. Denver; Milo Sisven, Bail
MIN; c A Wiley Pleasant Valley.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-22

Chinnmhn has been acquitted at
Rcd Buff on n charge Of prdc,icing med
lcine without n license. There are
oceans Of Caucasian doctors In this State
who ough. TO be hung for practicing
With a license; and they are tho very
first TO grumblc when anybody dis.
patches his victims TO the Coroner by
any other route than the "old school,"
-tSncraincnto Bee.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-22

Reno journal We will probably
hear OF some Dald.hcaded man in Ore
gan being sent To his long home by par
ties in search Of Peter Olsen. A man
said to resemble him has been seen in
Portland. II that man will listen TO
sens ole advice, ne will make what ar
ranScments he considers necessary aud
step out quietly nnd kill himself. Ho
will only saw those on olsen's trail the
trouble.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-22

Sugar pine lumber to the value Of ten
thousand dollars was burned Tuesday
tight nj the l.. ynss saw.mill near you
Bet" California. It's supposed IL was
at on hro ont Of spite by an enemy Of
vnss. Insured for $1,000 The lumber
was to have been used in tho consttuc.
'ion'Of the new Del Monts Hotel NJ
Monterey.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-05-22
Sr,NLEY NIGspY.)
Elkc. New. May Is. 1887.

You can get three boxes Of strnvber
rics for so cents. mud all kinds Of fresh
fruits aud vegetables in season Mt Hen.
lcy's, 1t door 10 thc Postonics.